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a high-energy group dance that emerged in African American communities in Harlem, New York City during the swing era, featuring solo jazz movements and improvisation
What is the "Big Apple"?
The Big Apple is a lively and energetic dance style that emerged in the 1930s, often performed to swing or jazz music. It features a series of coordinated steps and movements done in a group, typically including a mix of individual and partner actions. Dancers perform in a circle or formation, showcasing quick footwork, jumps, and turns. The Big Apple is known for its vibrant and playful character, making it a popular choice for social dance events and festive gatherings.
a nickname for the city of New York, often used to refer to its cultural, economic, and social prominence
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